Hi everyone! The story behind this app is quite simple. After getting my first MacBook last year and using Safari as my default browser, I noticed that most extensions available to turn any website into dark mode were expensive and offered more features than I needed. I needed a tool to transform any website into dark mode and to adjust its background and text brightness, and I wanted it to be very simple, so I decided to create one myself. The result is 'Shade View Dark Mode for Safari,' a streamlined extension that allows you to instantly transform any website into dark mode. Customize the background and text brightness to suit your viewing needs. It seamlessly integrates with Safari, ensuring a smooth and privacy-focused browsing experience, as it doesn’t collect any data. Compatible with iOS, macOS, and iPadOS. I hope it can be helpful for many people out there. I've also coded other Safari extensions, such as a font identifier, a color picker, a SVG Picker, a CSS inspector, and more. You can check them out here: Safari Web Extensions If you have any comments, you can send me an email at: contact@safariwebextensions.com I wish you all the best in your projects and much success!

This is the first dark mode extension I see where you can actually customise the BG and brightness and not be stuck with a weird colour invert 👌

Congrats @ag_uxdesign! Shade View is a fantastic addition to Safari extensions. The ability to customize background and text brightness is a game-changer for those of us who spend long hours online. I'm curious, are there any future plans to incorporate more customization features like color themes or scheduled dark mode?

This looks interesting, Dark mode extensions are super useful, but I'm curious about the customization options—how granular is the control over brightness settings? Also, have you considered any future features like scheduling for automatic dark mode? Would love to see more on this!

Hey Alfredo, Have you considered expanding to other browsers in the future? I'm curious about how it handles complex layouts or sites with unusual color schemes. Does it ever struggle with readability? Congrats on the launch!

That's interesting, but why isn't chrome supported? Am I a Deep chrome user because of security policies? Looking forward to your next step.

@ag_uxdesign Your Shade View Dark Mode for Safari extension sounds like a fantastic solution for those needing a simple yet effective dark mode tool. I'm particularly interested in the customization options and how well it integrates with different websites. Based on my experience, I think providing feedback on the responsiveness and customization compared to other tools could be incredibly valuable. How do you find the responsiveness and customization options of the Shade View extension compared to other dark mode tools you've used?

Hey @ag_uxdesign! Love the concept of Shade View! Quick question: can you adjust the brightness settings for individual websites, or is it a one-size-fits-all approach? Excited to try it out! 😊

I'm all for dark modes but what if I still want certain sites to stay in light mode, any way to exclude them automatically, also does it work well with all website elements like videos or does it create weird color issues, curious to hear if others have had any problems?

This is a great idea, at a reasonable price, thank you!

AMAZING! Finally, a way to make the internet as dark and mysterious as my sense of humour. Can't wait to see how my favourite websites look like they're hosting a midnight picnic🙂

I'm really impressed with your new tool, it looks handy and super useful, especially for those late-night browsing sessions, do you think it could support different themes or maybe add an option to schedule the dark mode automatically, anyway great job so far keep it up!

Congrats on launch of Shade View...

Very interesting product, would you like to ask if you can customize the color value of dark color? Because I like some color matching, which makes me more focused when reading

Interesting idea, but it kinda just feels like another version of Dark Reader, y'know? Plus, customizing darkness and brightness is already a thing on many apps, might be tough to convince people they need another extension cluttering their browser, what makes this one any different?

Auto-dark mode's cool n all but isn't it kinda late, we've had similar tools like Dark Reader for years, how's this any different, also is it really necessary to make the whole net dark, I mean specifics could be better like some sites messing up with simple reverse colors, maybe adding more customization features is the key, ya know, like tailored for individual websites, who else agrees

Saw this on an ad and gave it a go, honestly dark mode is nice but it's kinda overhyped, ever thought of adding features like reading modes or night light adjustments, just a thought

Not sure why iOS users need another dark mode extension when there are so many already, plus this one only works with Safari, so if you're not using that browser you're out of luck, maybe think about making it work with more browsers, also it'd be cool to have an option to switch back to light mode easily without uninstalling.

I'm not sure if everyone wants every website to go dark, sometimes it complicates the reading especially on sites with a lot of graphics or colorful themes, maybe think about giving users more control over the settings

Just another dark mode extension huh, I mean how many of these do we need, sure it's cool to have auto-dark mode for all sites but is it really that innovative, feels like we have seen this done a million times, I hope the customization features are worth the hype but I'm skeptical